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- Mission Santa Clara de Asís - Santa Clara University
Welcome to the spiritual and historic heart of Santa Clara University Historic Mission Santa Clara is a consecrated Roman Catholic church that sits at the heart of Santa Clara University’s campus First Established by the Franciscan Order in 1777 as part of the chain of 21 Alta California Missions
- Visitor Information - Mission Santa Clara de Asís - Santa Clara University
Mission Santa Clara is located at the heart of the Santa Clara University campus Stop by the guard's kiosk when you enter the University to obtain a FREE Visitor's Parking Permit (required only Monday through Friday) Enforceable hours: Monday through Friday from 6am to 8pm
- From Swig to the Chapel - Santa Clara Magazine
From Swig to the Chapel Kyra Hammer ’19 and Vinny Sicat ’19 met as freshmen in Swig residence hall Now they’re married
- Wedding Information - Mission Santa Clara de Asís - Santa Clara University
As a Catholic student chapel within the Diocese of San Jose, CA, Mission Santa Clara hosts Roman Catholic weddings for current students, faculty, staff, alumni of Santa Clara University, or children of current faculty and staff Only weddings within the Roman Catholic rite, wherein one party (either the bride or the groom) is a baptized Catholic, are permitted
- Event Information - Mission Santa Clara de Asís - Santa Clara University
Aside from our normal liturgical events, the Mission can also host certain artistic and cultural events that are in line with the nature of the University and Mission Santa Clara as a Roman Catholic church This may include choral and orchestral concerts or other traditional events presentations, provided they reflect the Mission's religious nature and or season of the liturgical year Choose
- Jesuit School of Theology - Santa Clara University
As we approach the culmination of a transformative academic journey, the Jesuit School of Theology of Santa Clara University (JST-SCU) is delighted to invite our graduates, their families, friends, and the broader community to the 2025 Commencement Celebrations This significant occasion marks a time of reflection, joy, and new beginnings as we honor the achievements of our graduates and send
- Seneca Falls Convention, 1848 · Womens Activism in the United States . . .
The Seneca Falls Convention was not the first discussion of women’s rights, but it is recognized as the formal beginning of the organized women’s rights movement in the U S Its impact extended far beyond the event itself, inspiring further conventions and activism While some participants and the press ridiculed its demands, the convention sparked a national conversation about gender
- Isa Cruz - College of Arts and Sciences - Santa Clara University
Isa Cruz, Ph D is a biological anthropologist with research interests focused on the broad environmental contributions to human health and well-being Her work to date has examined the development of cardiovascular and metabolic conditions among P’urépecha Mexican indigenous in their communities
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